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  1. “When will the world and those who stand by Apartheid Israel that continues to murder, torture and commit war crimes finally say: “Enough”?” Tlaib wrote on Twitter. “Shireen Abu Akleh was murdered by a government that receives unconditional funding by our country with zero accountability.”

    “POTUS, an American journalist clearly marked with press credentials was murdered. Doing and saying nothing just enables more killings. Whether you’re Palestinian, American, or not, being killed with US funding must stop,” she added.

    Israel’s Ambassador to the United States, Michael Herzog

    “One would expect a member of Congress to support our call for an impartial joint Israeli-Palestinian investigation of this tragic event, rather than rushing to a biased conclusion. Acting as the judge, jury and executioner undermines the causes of justice and peace.”

    “Let’s put things context: in the past few weeks, three major deadly terror attacks in the heart of Israel were planned, orchestrated and carried out from Jenin. The IDF went there to thwart another act of terror and was attacked by heavily armed ‘Islamic Jihad’ terrorists,” added Herzog in a second tweet.

    Earlier on Wednesday, US State Department Spokesman Ned Price condemned the killing of Abu Aqleh, but without assigning blame.

    https://www.israelnationalnews.com/news/327395

  2. Highly unlikely

    From Sky: “Israel’s Prime Minister Naftali Bennett disputed those accusations, saying the shot could have been fired by a Palestinian and that “there must be a real investigation” into the death. He accuses the Palestinians of “preventing that”.

    1. Israel has a long record of hard out lying though ,,, https://electronicintifada.net/blogs/ali-abunimah/israel-lies-boy-shot-head-fell-bike

      “Israel, as a serial and systematic abuser, is once again demonstrating how shameless it is in its attempts to cover up its horrifying mistreatment of Palestinian children and to blame child victims for its own crimes.”

      “On 15 December, in the West Bank village of Nabi Saleh, an Israeli occupation soldier shot Muhammad Fadel Tamimi with a rubber-coated metal bullet at close range, causing devastating head injuries.

      Photos of the 15-year-old have circulated around the world showing the effect of having one-third of his skull removed during life-saving surgery”. ….

      Mordechai the general who runs COGAT, the bureaucratic arm of Israel’s military occupation, posted on Facebook the boy had not been shot in the head after all, but had merely fallen off his bike.,,,

      “human rights group B’Tselem described Mordechai’s claim that the boy merely “fell off his bike” as Orwellian” . ,,,”Haaretz noted that “the version of events described by Mordechai does not coincide [with] eyewitness accounts obtained by Haaretz, ” ,,, ” tweeted copies of a medical report from the hospital that had performed the emergency “bullet removal” surgery from Muhammad Tamimi’s head.” ,,, https://twitter.com/saritm0/status/968396025005248517/photo/1?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E968396025005248517%7Ctwgr%5E%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Felectronicintifada.net%2Fblogs%2Fali-abunimah%2Fisrael-lies-boy-shot-head-fell-bike

  3. I find it hard to believe the Israeli claims that she was actually shot by Palestinians. Cui bono? The Palestinians knew she was exposing violence.
    Which side had the motive to eliminate her?

  4. Absolutely shocking.

    Nations should not be allowed to assassinate anybody (clearly!) and there should be even heavier international penalties for journalists who are targeted.

    Reminds me of Jamal Khashoggi, another assassinated journalist. No justice there, either.

    The killings will continue while international law and governments allow it.